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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18
AS USUAL THEY wRIGGLE OUT OF IT.
From 1.ae Star. Jan. II.


II the esteemed lint irae TRBCSE will consult its files
for the spring OF 1888 IL will nd full corroboratou OF all
expenses consequent upon failures Of The Dolphin
stand the tests prescribed In the ontact for s consruc
be dense to "6Iiterate all reeoiecton Of important
. 80 d ol.r ns Ss be Of
BY any INFORMATION however clear. or any reasoning
%patso" Of lack Of intellir.ncs or Of by
M snsens the few pls" -, and aTes
On the death OF It's friend and patron. Mr. John Roach
1.-The stars irrelevant questions were not
answered because they did not affect the main
issue That issue is this: Was Mr.. Roach
the victim Of macvolent PARTISAN persecution?
We offered TO rest the entire case against Secre-
tary Viii ney on the cOrresl Ondcnce to be found
on sinele PAGE Of "1hc Congressional Record
The Star declines the challenge and igno
n"n'o'sy backs out Of the controversy. 1t
"os' VIVA. very other defender OF Secretary Whit.
ney In The press has done when challenged by
TB. TRIBUNE 70 stop oupbblinv ov.r nor. essen
fial matters and to face the salient fac,a II doos
not dare TO discuss the main isxue hut ,vr,,r,os
out In the best way 1t can with win, sneer on
its lips Tux TRIBUNE "tadiny onp the dea,h ~
John Roachi We told the truth when he died
and that was that his death had been hasteped nv
the unjust treatment which he had received at
tho hands of the TO ernment. Every business,
associate and personal acquaintance Of Mr.. Roach
knows that nom the day Of his assignment he
was an altered man-broken in health and shat
tered in mind and spirits. When he died common
Justice and the truth Of history required 70
statement Of his relations with the partisan Ad-
mnistratiOn which had driven him 10 the wall
There were no new charges: only tho old facts
which Secretary Whitney's defenders have never
been able 10 explain or even discuss and these
heea. WHISTLER Mr.. Roach wss living or dead.
eeSs never been mes BY biz apalogtsts In Con
p0 = II ths prsn--1xl
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ENGLISH REGARD FOX BLANA

Mr. g. W. Smaley, the London correspondent OF
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE. says. In referring TO tho no
port widely circulated IN ths country. that NJ Blaine
will visit Ireland the coming spring. "rhe report
of MIR Elaine Intended Witt to Europe arrived by
the Same cabs which brought IT. contradiction. En-
glishmen would gladly believe that Mr. Blame Is COM
ing and hope no will not limit his visit to Ireland
only. rcportcd- There IA no living American
whom they arc moro eager t. 500. matter what
they think Of bis anti English policy. The PCT
sonai welco,ae given to him would be coniaL" Inl'
aay contradicts tho Idea which Mr.. BIatnes detssc
nor. nm th,s aide of tho Atlantic fond Of repeat
Ine namely that British pub 10 opinion n inim p
10 the Am,ris an statesman ami hoids hb vews "
rs,a,on 10 intnrnat onal qusstons In oontsmDS III
10 rrssroudent h much morv iibsly 10 hsvs w.
View Of thls msttsr than Mr. BIainss AishxpH''
uticed partisan oppeRsuts ars
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Post Omce Notice.

fshould be read by all interested - changes may
or bv any except whrn u - 10
are, ~ send duplicates of banking AMI
specially addressed o"nx sso' oS 'os
f'eign mails tho week ending January ~ will close
fppoApiLY " this Once - toloSs;
TULspAY-At 10 80 ~ M. ireland. per steamship CITY
Of Chester VIA Queenstown letters from Great Britain md
s,r ~, a. D. ~ Tor the windward isianda and FOE
ST. eTo1 aud st TIolnas WA - crOi1 per steam
WEpNEsDAY.-At 4 N. for Jamaica. oreytown Blue
neis savanlla e,o. per steamsn'p Aens; .. ia
Brcupn; at y. .or Belize, Puerto .ortez aud OuAtS
maIx per steamship Guy OF DALLAS from
D. M for Cosa hca. por Steamship FoAlli sou Nos'
Orleans . $1,000,
THURsDAY-At IL for Europe per steamship Adria,ic
9assn r.o a, sa s Sr T per- . s.1 yS q
SashnT"n At % 10, y sa ys s.sss SaS ss
Steamship Santia at $50 ~ Tor 81 Pierre Asaass'ss
DER steamer NON HALIFAX
Champagne. va Iiavre !s,.ss Tor orss' a srsa
UinbrS VIA 3d.rnsoxn Qeers iOr P,anoe must " d.
5ss sss vs ps Steamship Sv .:so.
Ieoreetea per Bo,iyta =" .sV p IN y ,o' H@.ssdam
Is s mus 70 directed -psr 1aal.a a. iso ~.
10. Lesa% d ms. b. pr rss;s
a'I San a0 FrsSoiseo Close srs January - n.s
Tor ,sas sss !spsa p: :rs ss:
for Ausrrsiis Now ami sandwich ~ and sssss.e
d .s..d ssI gsry sSs%sss SIX
York stssmshp Aiier viii Srsh sc .S M thence 81
s ssoS +. W. "
h.du,s Of closing Trans Psctac mails = arrasf:s
hs ~. ,rSS, he Sss srrsvns on
~ On tho dAy sailing Of steamers srs asOss
thence tho 'S"' NV HENRY O. PEA RsoN. Psssasssss
Post Office. NewYork. n " Jan IL. iSS'
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cyRo1y rrAycA1s DE 1.HArMoyrr BA11.

There bigger ball OF the Cerce
Fsnas lie rHarnonie last night the Academy OF Music
Tho Academy begin hold all the dancers and
pr.mepsdes with masks and without and irving He'll an Il
Nilsson Hall joined by bridges to It. Tho tcsiSmy
ouriy decorated devices
the trimmed H. the Fenoh and American coOrs
and ceiling MP the done road with broad ban
pess he The nj march ami the frat the twenty
fpur dances began shout midnight Only masked walters
DSrr and the q with the
Old ing ,co'ood biz"rr- cost Formally RELAXED
Ia plain evrning drrrs med
down upon floor sppas 7th Regiment Band Furnished
5000 stogethey l.
1aya pre- Of the Ctrce ts by the follow
ing mi tr- ~ arrangements J. haimy. H. DnvS j. NJ
Rnbu!s Famaud J. ". Fitzpatrick. j. Hart L. Rossig
no6 Villa and j
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Philadelphia all believe IN and fight for the best reo
governments loud applause.l
ExLcutenant Governor Dorsheimer noxt responded to
the toast OF "Our Country" and In tho course OF h
speech said he was not with the re-
ss Of his newspaper experience far though he hai
all the experience and the printers had the money
tLaugher
At q late hour Mr. Reid responded to tho toast OF
"The Typothetp"
Colonel Brown Of tn. Daily Enos followed with
brief but felictous address. which evolved much ap
plause.
Douglas Taylor In making tho FINAL speech, paid
respectful tribute the services rendered the craft py
their esteemed president, Mr Martin and the company
then dsDcracd
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A CHALLENGE DECLINED.
WILL SECRETARY WHITSEYe DEFENDERS CONE
TO THE POINT
Prom The Trfbuns. Jan. Is.

Prom TSfbuns. Jan. H.
Te Stars dense Ignorance OF nil issues OF fact In the
Dolphin controversy exces compassion. THE TRrB
stated that the vessel constructed under the
sd system Of Government inspection sn accepted
by Advisory Board factory In all respects but
that Secretary whitney instead Of acting upon the al
Of tribunal constituted by act OF Congress. appoint
ed partisan board Of his and condemned The ship
without adequate warrant In law fact The Star pro
this specie of flsne aud then
series 81 silly questions that have bearing the
point al issue All these matters have been extensively
discussed I'm tbese columns. If Secretary Whitney's
friends wish TO reopen the for argument shall be
ready meet them But suggest that before The at
tempt defend the Secretary 10 made bis shall
pay attention To the literature OF the subject and In
form themselves by careful examination OF the Con
Early TO the dispatches from Captain Belknsp TO the Sec
rotary announcing the Of the Dophns trial trips
10 May and June. 1885. aud To Mr.. whtuevs reply. init
mating plainly desire 10 have the ship condemned.
Although there other counts. willing TO
the Indictment Of Secretary whitney for inalevolent
partisan persecution Of John Roach that Corresponds
presented in The Congregational Recd, pp 6305
poes The Star 70 directly TO the pontf II not
let 1t curtai lie inqusitive ignorance
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sLANDERED PUBLIC SERVANTS.

To the Edftor Of The TrfbnnG
cir: The editorial In your issue of yesterday, "
Popular Error" is right to the point Is too much the
that In prominent political positions are re-
garded with suspicion TO their true motives aud no
doubt many good who might prove great states
refuses TO accept office for the very reason that
abuses OF his high position looked upon by many
rs matter course II my privilege to know quite
Intimately General Logan He seemed pure any
man might he and gentle a woman. He loved the
boys In bue" and tens OF thousands OF miles has he
travelled help elevate order and cheer his old
rades. ADRIAN MERRITT,
Past Department Commander, e. A. X
Mack, Jan. Il, 1887
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CURyOUS HUOyOUY.

From The Lspisfon (MS.I Journdr ,.,..
Tn certain town Ia this state well two elderly ao
who are mctIodiea In their habits and ~ pains u'sne
In the OF their property thar II said even o @
dies md pins In their IsessiOn Ike old epuS a
are each distinguished by names gwen sc0,e VI , IT,
of years ago when tist brought from the ,iase s~u
Their fronds have long claimed for them nndis ~
preDaey IN this respect but The Aorhlas Rpvou, 40
or man In that country who rust be almost nS ceL W
his goods having -four barrel which he has haa ~,
for years Perhaps after all u Is ~ wen o ,
all or do not mako things last 80 "e
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BENJAMIN ID. SMITH.

Benjamin d. Smith. fifty five, died yesterday at bis
home. No. l32 West Thirteenhst. after an illness OF
nearly four years He born In this city and at the
age OF fifteen entered the firm Of Cary Co. In Plnest.
and finally became partner In the bru He stad with
Cary ca. until ten years when he became asso-
ciatcd with Mr. skipper. under the firm name of Smith
shipper. at No ll3 waters. where AN extensive bust
I'm coffee and sugar carried on Mr. Su in was
well known In Wall Street and had q large circle OK
friends. The funeral will be held at the Church OF the
Ascension. nj IL Il. Tomorrow.
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Special NonreJ.
William T.. Moore. Auctionser.
MOOREs AUCTION ROOMS.
200 FIFTH AVENUE


ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNITURis
ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETs.
Paintings and Water Colors fine P0rcean, SILK aud En-
bpderes choice for hous iod tcoorateo
also nne Bronzes Marbles and ralntngs from sa4
Francisco marsn and balance OF the surplus supply Of
Silk Chenille 1urcons Curtains o. tho
TUXEDO PARK ASSOCIATION.
SALE TOMORROW (wEDN EsDAyL THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY JANUARY -. 90 AND2L
2OCLOCK EACH DAY.
Bangs & Co. SJ9 and 74t Broadway
will sell at auction
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. AT $50 p. n.
The Law Library Of the late
ERAsTUs NEW. or THIS CITY,
comprising many valuable Reports and Text Books Tss&
Book Cases and othrr once Furniture
Franz Defregger's
painting.
MADONNA AND CHILD"
will be on exhibition benont Of the General HoepisS
Fund irom January II until January 20 81
SCHAUSS ART GALLERY
2O4 Fifth-ave.
Madison square,
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Mechanical and Patent Once Drawings. nne Wood In.
The (sardner Pine Needle extract $4,000.
OIL Spirit and bring the virtues OF fne roeesss "
city homes ram i1Hf NNos Nse-O
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JUSTICE TO SUMNER.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Ihave read General Badeaus letters on General
Grant with great pleasure and profit Does he do Mr.
Sumner justice in his letter OF yesterday by publishing
that the Massachusetts Legislature passed resolution OF
censure land he never regained his infence"l Would
It have been farer Ia Mr. sumner twhO Ia dead and
speak hseD 10 mention the resolution passed
by the Massachusetts, Legislature RESEMBLING It's censufe
witch was sent MIR Sumner just before his death The
living can we'll afford To be Just Ia the dead
Respectfully yours, H.
Ncc- York Jan. II, 1897
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TAKING a RECRss ~ HIs DEyorfo"S

Hero IA the report OF q saying OF Bunnio younsss,
belonging ON Niagara at. not great way IRON a.;
At This juvenile aged four years ana nail On On IN
dav evening after doning his niehtgo~n io.aton III
warm corner by the stove, tocomfotabiy say nc
lie got along neey unu almost through; D. .n,cnso
wsit a minute iii Kick Vo IittIo sisfer yioGs u" =.
i.terruptod the Hitler brothers devotional eior,Ji
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TIE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATION FOR % HOURS
WASHINGTON. Jan. l7.-For New-Englsnd and Eastern
New-York colder northwesterly winds. snow and cold
For NewJersey. Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware.
Maryland aud Virginia colder northwestery WINDS lair
weather. and a cold wave.
Westward, fair, except light near the Lakes;
colder,
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vhscr,bed IN blue immortelss Asleep" IN: ssryi0s s
uaD conducted the Dr. T. w. llman. OF tho Thru
Tsesaiist Church nsssteA by tho Rev Charles
n xaton Of the Church Of the Divine Paternity among
p~s urescnt were DR.. Worroll John Demarest
len A. Croger John Downey MI and MIA Abs~hs% sSS
Eu1km Well \. r. Bailey Mr. and Mrs A. y. fcnioia
ssEe Goodnead Gilbert burnett and number o, To Pre-
The Mechanics and Tradeemens Society Tho
~ viii be taken 70 0rrenw for burial this morning.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
BAR
inches
800
29.5

TRIBUNE OFFICE Jan. 1871 A. N. The barometer reu
rondly Yesterday until late the day. and then began
rising with brisk northwesterly winds Coudiness and
foa prevailed with occasional light rains The tempera
tire ranged between 900 and 40. the average 33is
hejng 2.o higher than on the corresponding DAY sst
YEAR ANA Dig hixher than on sunday.
In and near this city to-day there will probably DO
much colder, fair and windy weather.
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xx powDsREY DEPENDS PROTECTOR

PrTrssURe. Jan. l7tSpectaD dispatch TO re Oos.
mercai- Gazette says General Mastor Workman Pow
DERBY engaged circular, which s to be Issued In
short tmc II will place tho Knights OF Labor Ia NE
iront rsnt o. the supporters Of high prctceyc teG
1t will contain demand the piescue Administrators
to dispose Of surplus funds by building navy erecting
coast defences paying attention " Government
buildings"
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tary Mrs r. YIthan read BY tho Rev L D. CaIkins
Between 1000 and 900 orders were flied and 400 pints
OF beef 36963 pins milk de-
trbnted Addr, made BY Mr. Boaay Arohdeacon
Krkby tho Row ". n. Wood Emma WlkineOn aud
Mrs EOise Dikemsn Clarke sang.
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DorI.icu MonceA

The Regular Ms.sty Msssi.9 q sse hsssssaa ~ 60
yIILILd5Hxnxi = s;a sSz1xx 'Iss~ssssA
The Executive Connieeo IN - 5iSS ms.-
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anon WORK OyA DIET DISPEYsARK.

The eleventh annual meeting Of tho Brooklyn pc' us
peamry WA held In Historical Hail. Brooklyn LAST evening"
David A. Boody presided and reed the report Of me S INA 81
re. Mn p Dixie WIKI shOwed receipts o. xofo tts
ali nsi;nes In hand Of ii 7aa a ne rsoot Of mo score
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, coJJINs FOR SENATOR.

BosroS Jan ia meeting OF Democratic members
Of the Senate and House held after the aourons
OF toays session OF the Legislature r. c"' 'n,,sS
nominated ~ the democratic candasto io' ''o
llaAa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18

Ailments Caus~d By Exposure
promptly cured ny Bensons really me.c
nal Refuse Quack tIntat.0na Get Bensona
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SENATOR GRAY RENOMTSATED IN DELAWARE
DOVER. DEL Jan. 17.-At the Legislative caucus tis
evening George Gray renomnatcd for United 0'e'
Senator by reclamation lie will DO reelected to-iof
rnW
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MARRIED.

Throughout the United States
Cogate's Toilet soaps and bez
Cashmere Bouquet the most popular
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Doevfsct Farm Sawsages Ae.
These famous sold two pound pack a9es
first CHASE grUcers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-18

Hygeta Sparkling Water
~ unlike al natural ring waters 10 mado from
distilled water and cannot the germs Of
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AN DREWs-INGALLS-0n January II. at Oak Park Ill.,
ty the Rev. r. n. Van DereD. Enestlne daughter he
late George Ingalls, Of Chicago. 70 Herbert gisshes
Andrews, OF New. YORK
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DIED

Au notices Of marriages must be iadorsed wiG. fill
name aud address.
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rarely find subject we are mol ~illngto tcAe IL may
throw us. but you don't know IT. tIAnghterl
publish paper In Washington chiefly as an adve,'ie-
yss Oar sale not " %so Wholly III
correct the faults Of tho metropolitan press but try
build at" statues. We esrhien tho worId-iErosgh our
paper Of us engage In real estate vocauons and
OF You are gathered together we come in irec Laughter
and applause. when Mr.. Taylor hope be will pardon
70 him a. the gentleman from anywhere iaghterl told
me that might speak On ' Woman or The Press.
press. said could speak ,, about orisna i
doctrine n well lived up TO Qanghferl: Pan
Electric telegl aih companies or sorgnln But then he
told me was speak aoUt Franklin aud wah able 10
fnsb only the first volume OF his autobiography when
the time came for the dinner lla,srer nene,nrn.
appreciation In writing. will hand 1t down " my GILL
dieD. Laughter and applause.
ADJ Randolph. replying to Books and Bookrnak-
Ing said that publishers drank their wines from inc
skulls Of anthors printers drink theirs from the
skulls OF publishers and tho skulls very large and
the printers very dry He spoke Of tho unprecedented
number Of beautiful books issued this yoar decred tho
present craze excessive cheapncss and ended with
strong plea for International copyright
Colonel Mcclure replied to tho toast OK philadelphia
lie said In effect:
Printers possess moro general intelligence than most
other gespe 20 have no Se'o,on R s S s1 s~d
Philsdsipha about equally known here phiiadopnla
IN % "Sa so Yet
W" many Of the ordinary sras OF raSsSe
men. political SS..ss .cand.ssd corruption
sn psces and low aud most Of the eararss OF Hew
boss. street. and very bsd
worse gas ana bad sewer. But that comes OF on,
William Penn scntloman known IN kew-Yorn be-
neys wSciy m tSs cneycioC@dtsa AnsntsE we are
There 60 ne.t msny people tisrs whose conservation
eoes mos prevent them rom working for progress; ana U
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-03-11
mI8 @Iite,{i6etIn ott0sFla9t.

&0deRer, I.z9,, 10. 9Rdrl. - 4auie
Maribou, tpetde beidUIcjgt lift, ihceH 9atteu
III bergiittU beriudlt 81 BADEN, uHo BON
yaura 3ObuIoH, bic i9r babel ge9elieu ba5eu
jc1, bat elm &oroerb3r bier beiauoeu. Das
3eug5uoerbor ergab ioIgeuae Gbatl3aeu:
yQnra SobGou Qing BET 6rau 0lalI3lu, bic
iejt 3uej S}Qbrgn uitt nit t5Jem 9atttH 5u,
Iemmeu Qeltbt bate, in bic 6uf. Bor II
3ogeu 0erEderte D!arjbau ietH &ebeu fir
ncu GetraQ Don $1,000 Su 8uRteu einee
6 ldtrigtu ETdterdeu3 Ser Grau Wali5a1
aus etRer frtbereu &be, gEQmeas H2uha.
Seittem bat Die0er etnt anuGber1no tp;s
ideg ben @otteE Tattgefanoeu. 8rau @t 1T,
igOu tcdte ftr lbraH IlauE uH0 flidte l5M
iciue Rlei0er. 4m /. Dldr3 mur0e beim
gitttageHeH bic 9eben8uerilheruu08s Iugeles
gsubett beipro9eU. 6rau Ntari9an ertldrte
fb oariit iebr Bufre0eu, fiigte absr iOgIeldl
bjn3u, iie CLAUDE ultt, ocB DllriBaQ bic
3abIungcn lauge auiredt erbaIten muG9e.
SSerngr iagte fe ibg, baB ile am ui6Reu
Gage 0trrelieu miife uu0 6e23olb utdt fir
ibn fo@eu fGuue; iie pitr6e ibm aber am
na9ltgH Gage eiueu ytoCb OOl G6eu IeHosu.
I'm Gem bfBUGntten Gage bradte ilm aud
2Gura SObHioH has btrIprodeUe &iieE; ile
iagte ibm I'm Guf!ra8s Der 6rau @tlrI91u,
ooB er suerft bic apfsltorte, nelde i'm aorb
mar, eiien oIte. Qiaribaa fol8te Der 28ei=
Jung, bate aber Ioun tiaige 8jFcH ge9eTIeH,
ais sr beftig ertrautte. Nur burd ftieuuls
Qs8 grnihreiteu eines 1r3ttS toRnte ieiu ges
ban gerettet mer0en. GiHe IHterla9uHg er.
CAB, baB bic 3orte NIT Strgauiu beitreut
mar. Die beiten AugeIloQten bebaupteu,
Tiht8 ron BEN 8orlduoeneiR oe8 Cites
geUuBt 3u babeu; lie wurben ieoO4 eiuaDtt=
len in GrmaugeluHg 0ou il $500 8ur8i4ait
iiir ;br grideiHeu UQr 9srtdt eiu9cfedt,
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3ut gstgdleretfroAk.

Ottat0 a, Ont, 10. gIar3.-Der bfefige
amcrifaHjihe &oniuI bat nad elmer lluterre.
buug nit 6rn. Radsu5ie an feline Gegie=
rung teIegrapb,rt, OaB bic Relouaq elmer an.
Qeb!iden utelbaltuug 5uliheu 0em 3ou.
Y(inifer uuo einem 3eituugs ss8erihterfatter
it5er Die in Den letten 1ageu in Ueridieoeueu
omtritdnifdeu 3eituugen alarmireuoe @cz
riidte 0srbrei;et muroeu, UoIfdueig aus Der
gnit gegrffen iit. SH Dem batrtfenoeu dr.
tjtel per b5bauptat m0rbeu, bic Jiegieruua
Dominion lei nit 4usarbsituug elmer 32es
Frgiiaiisn Bill beifditigt, our6 ueide Der.
id]ieoere 6oabels=Artitel, Die in betrQ6tlis
DIN Guautitaten aus ben Ser. StaateR uQf
GauaOa importirt ruerosu, mt 10 bOben GiH'
ganga50leu belsgt Iperbeu iOuen, baB pies
tbatiddlih einem @iutubr. 8erbot alsidfom,
me, udbrenO segeu anbere Arttfel iogar Elm
formeaes @tnfuBr Serbot etIafsa ueroeH
Iol[e.
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Rnrle aabeIbe9elaell.

49, Sm Giirift 86rina9t, Betgieu, ih6
240O grubeu= QGbeiter fiiE b0bereu G09u aus
geTanoeH.
-gine 8epe'de aus Bari6 melbet, ba5
bic G6Hgeriu @briittHe g2ilsieu Den &raieu
giirauoa gebetratbet bat uHb Der 8ttbHe iegt
oCfHitIU sutiageu Mil.
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idIag 3ur Grbebuug einer g0tterIeanIsl5e fHr
BEN &oHgofaat geHebmigt.
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men cine Gtu, Delbe benz tuportjrteu Bai.
gen elnen 3ou BON tint i5rca. pro 100 aiIo
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it0IieuiideE observation-disclosures eIu fOrs
meue8 8abeIsOomm gegeu bic Regteuug.
Die Debate ttber ben aatrag miro Heute
ftattinbeu.
- Der @ouberueur Der p0rtu9tefideH R0s
Ionic aui Der SnIeI Gimor IN QutraIaFeu III
Uon @iugebOreueu ermor0tt moroeu. Ser
fartungeu Itn0 nnu glacao aus ua4 Der SO.
Ionic 9tididt moroen.
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ian geiubrteu 8ebeimeu uuterpauoluH8en
Sebuis 8isbsrunfuitpuug oiplomatIider8as
3tehuugeu fub abg,brOheH woroeU, neil oIe
ruiRhe Rcsieruug ben 25ii4oI OoH BILaa
ertlirt bat.
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tas ttir3Ithe Grbbebeu umgeUorfeUeu pau
itr 5u 8tanosMiartuo In Der itaIlenlI4ea Ri
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Bsrf0rt. @tu SHgeuieur nurOe gefterH bort
buIn cine eiufitr5en0e UlareF crIhlageu.
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Jtuutiue in Baris, ii uah 9iom beruieH p0rs
ben, um SufruEuoueu in Basug aaf bic llH-
ter5anoIungeu NIT Der fraU36fiaeu Regie=
ruus Sshuis beferer 8eyefuussu lpiinen
6rantTeiA uHb Dem Satitau ju erbaIteH.